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The increase in prominence of model-driven software development (MDSD) has placed emphasis on the use of domain-specific modeling languages (DSMLs) during the development process.

The prominence of practical models or exemplars reflects two fundamental features of Mohist thought and arguably of classical Chinese philosophy generally.

Despite the prominence of these models, we have surprisingly little evidence to date on the relevance of the underlying microeconomic mechanisms (Goldberg et al. 2010).

The prominence of the follow model could be a boon for brands like Nasty Gal, which boasts over 300k followers and 40k products on the platform.

Inspired by the growing prominence of the zebrafish model in biomedical research, EuFishBioMed (www.eufishbiomed.kit.edu/) and ZF-HEALTH (zf-health.org/) recently joined forces to organise a meeting with the primary aim of forging collaborations between the established 'zebrafish community' and newcomers that hope the model will shed light on unanswered questions in their disease area.

With the increasing prominence of integrated service models in palliative care, and the precarious nature of these arrangements, there is a need for a comprehensive conceptual framework to better understand the structure, process, and outcome functioning of these systems of care.

Credited with raising Stanford GSB to national prominence as a model of academic excellence in the 1970s, he profoundly changed how management education was taught around the world.

Several of the earlier publications from the 1990s discussed the context of an apparent lack of confidence in quality of qualitative research, particularly against the rising prominence of the evidence-based model within health and medical disciplines [ 16, 19, 27].

The prominence of dairy in our model reflects a relatively high number of reported outbreaks associated with raw milk compared with the quantity of raw milk consumed (27 ) and issues related to Campylobacter spp. infection (discussed below); these factors likely resulted in an overestimation of illnesses attributed to dairy.

The prominence of Drosophila in the pantheon of "model organisms" is undisputed.

All of these organisms have risen to prominence as emerging model organisms due to their ease of inbred laboratory cultures, year-round embryo collection and gene expression analysis via in situ hybridization and antibody staining.